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Researchers from the City University of Hong Kong (CityUHK) claim to have developed an antenna system capable of simultaneously transmitting multiple signals to users in different directions, substantially increasing channel capacity for next-gen wireless technologies like 6G. -
Samsung Electronics has inaugurated its new semiconductor research and development facility, NRD-K, in Korea.
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Researchers at University College London (UCL) have achieved a new wireless transmission record, sending data at speeds over 9,000 times faster than average 5G download speeds.
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New research from Vodafone UK reveals that the nationwide deployment of 5G Standalone (SA) technology could transform road and rail travel, saving regular road users £2 billion a year on fuel and boosting the UK economy by £1 billion through increased productivity on trains.
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All-optical networks that use photonics are the industry’s dream solution to the ever-increasing demand for speed. Alan Burkitt-Gray talks to Fabienne Saliou, a research engineer at Orange, which is running an exciting project using this tech
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A new Cisco-sponsored centre at the University of Edinburgh is to research quantum computing, artificial intelligence and cyber security.
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The UK risks falling behind major economies when it comes to its gigabit rollout according to research from strategic property consultancy Cluttons.
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Orca Computing has won £9 million in funding from the UK government to develop what it calls the quantum data centre of the future.
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Ericsson has recruited one of the world’s top mobile telecoms academics, Mischa Dohler, as its new chief architect, to work on the next generation of wireless.
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The focus of ongoing anti-competition investigations in Europe could be about to make the inevitable shift to cloud services.
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Toshiba says that it has developed photonic integrated circuits that can use quantum technology to encrypt metro communications with speeds of 100Gbps.
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GÉANT is working with Telxius to improve connectivity with the Iberian Peninsula for the benefit of the scientific community.
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Open RAN software company Parallel Wireless is expanding its R&D in centres in India, Israel, the US and the UK
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Japanese vendors Fujitsu and NEC are collaborating to ensure their open RAN 5G equipment works together.
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The Polish operation of Orange, working with Infinera and InPhoTech, Polish company, have transmitted data at 11.2Tbps over fibre.
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Two UK universities have set up a research and innovation unit to work on 6G, the next generation of mobile.
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A UK company has started what it calls the country’s first quantum computing as-a-service (QCaaS) platform.
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Orange has announced what it calls “the network of the future”, an experimental cloud-based network that it hopes will eventually provide “ambient connectivity”.
